When your tenancy finishes, there are several important tasks you should consider completing. Here are some things to do:

1. Notify your landlord or letting agency: Inform your landlord or letting agency in writing about your intention to end the tenancy. Check your tenancy agreement for any specific notice period requirements.

2. Give notice: Provide the required notice period as stated in your tenancy agreement. Typically, it is 30 days, but it may vary depending on your specific agreement.

3. Clean the property: Clean the rental property thoroughly before moving out. This includes cleaning appliances, floors, windows, and bathrooms. Refer to your tenancy agreement or ask your letting agent for any specific cleaning requirements.

4. Remove personal belongings: Make sure to take all your belongings with you when you move out. Don't forget to check storage areas, such as lofts or basements.

5. Cancel utilities and services: Notify utility companies (electricity, gas, water) of your move-out date and arrange for the final meter readings. Also, inform your internet, TV, and telephone service providers to cancel or transfer services.

6. Redirect your mail: Set up a mail redirection service with Royal Mail to ensure your mail reaches your new address.

7. Settle outstanding bills: Pay any outstanding bills or charges, such as rent, utilities, or other fees. Ensure you have documentation or receipts as proof of payment.

8. Return keys: Return all keys, access cards, or any other items provided by your landlord or letting agency.

9. Request your deposit: Enquire about the process for the return of your tenancy deposit. Follow any necessary steps to ensure the return of your deposit in a timely manner.

Remember to consult your tenancy agreement and communicate with your landlord or letting agency for specific instructions and requirements.